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Switching from HTML to Markdown to minimize risk of HTML injection doesn't make a lot of sense to me, since most Markdown implementations support a subset of HTML inline anyway. The better ones con...
There are a few reasons for wanting to move computation closer to data. One is performance, which you've mentioned. Another is security. Databases enforce their own security boundary, and data that...
Assuming you're actually looking for a substring of a line in the file and not a word (which would require, as @elgonzo indicated, figuring out how to deal with spacing and word boundaries in gener...
My advice to you is to break this down into smaller problems and try to solve them one at a time, making sure you have a program that can compile and run at each step. First: figure out how to suc...
Simply opening a file for writing (using fopen) will clear it (‘truncate to zero length’, per the standard). Only opening a file in read or append mode will preserve its contents. See section 7.21...
struct listNode{ char data; struct listNode *nextPtr }; Computer, when I tell you that any region of memory is a struct called listNode, that means that the region of memory contains ...
See the first example in this section: const form = new FormData(document.getElementById('login-form')); fetch('/login', { method: 'POST', body: form }); To adapt this example to your c...
In my opinion, all of the downsides boil down to two objections: It isn't idiomatic (in C# and VB.NET) It's slightly less performant The fact that it isn't idiomatic means that, as you note...
Use fetch() to request the HTML file from the server. Call .text() on the Response object you get from the fetch in order to get the HTML contents as a string. You can then insert the string into a...
I remember reading @meriton's comments on that question and thinking they were good feedback; if I hadn't seen them there, I would have written something similar. This is also an argument against ...
‘This language doesn't have types’ and ‘This language only has one type’ are English sentences that communicate the same underlying concept: a typeless language doesn't have a way to distinguish ca...
From the page you linked: -Wconversion Warn for implicit conversions that may alter a value. This includes conversions between real and integer, like abs (x) when x is double; conversions betwe...
From the command line, the following command will give you a list of all authors who have made local-only commits to a branch some-branch: git log some-branch --not --remotes --format="%an" And...
The term is cultural, not technical. From Wikipedia: There is no standard for defining the term, and some difference of opinion is possible as to the degree to which a given operating system or ...
Your code is correct. You have declared your variable as an array, and you are successfully appending to it. To display all of the elements of your variable, try echo "${my_array[@]}". (Another an...
It's entirely possible that there's some no-code product being developed out there that supports connecting to Reddit's API, so that you could collect the information you want without writing an ac...
Python doesn't support extending the mechanics of how f-strings are parsed; the reference doesn't give the specific mechanism, but it doesn't say that there's any connection between the parsing of ...
This looks like it's a slightly restricted version of the circular dilation minimization problem in the theory of graph drawing. See, for example, https://doi.org/10.1080/00207168808803629. Specif...
There have now been two questions about Cypher, the Neo4j query language. Highlight.js doesn't support Cypher syntax highlighting out of the box, but they do offer a drop-in highlightjs-cypher modu...
Yes, you can achieve this using UNWIND and CALL, in the following pattern: UNWIND ['Canada', 'Europe'] AS region CALL { WITH region query } RETURN * You can replace RETURN * with any o...
Something like this query should work for you: MATCH (a:Person)-[:IS_SON]->()-[:WAS_BORN]->(b:Country) WITH a, count(DISTINCT b) AS birthplaces WHERE birthplaces = 1 RETURN a Note that...
One thing to consider if you decide to store the CSS in version control is how to make sure that the CSS is always updated whenever the SASS is updated. (Of course this is true of the more general ...
(Elsewhere...) You look over a post on Code Reviews, and you don't find any problems. Should you post an ‘it's fine’ answer, stay silent, or do something else? Seems to me there's some value in hav...
Off-topic questions about which tools, frameworks, or technologies to use, unless they are directly related to development (e.g. code, schema changes documentation tools) I propose removing thi...
I propose adding, at the top of the list: On-topic questions about writing software, where software is understood to include any means of specifying to a computer actions to be performed later. (...
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